“My cousin was driving a motorcycle, so I think I’d borrow my Jeep because the weather is so bad,” he said.”This morning he thought it would be great to stop by the beach and take a sunrise fast before the storm.
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“So he was given on the beach and began to drive it.I guess there’s a runoff there and he didn’t notice it in front of him, he went hunting out the window when he left and got stuck …hit the bumper a little bit.
The cousin tried to touch the aid to tow the vehicle off the beach, but weather conditions thwarted his most productive efforts.
Charleston, South Carolina, about 90 miles south of Myrtle Beach, hit strong winds and rain, leaving thousands of citizens without strength and creating severe flooding in the area.
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Doric rain bands produced tornadoes in northeastern South Carolina and southeastern North Carolina.
Dorian made landfall at Cape Hatteras at north Carolina’s Outer Banks on Friday morning as a Category 1 storm.
On Friday morning, the Myrtle Beach Police Department said in a Facebook post that the Jeep had been disposed of from the beach and that the force was working with other law enforcement agencies and the US Coast Guard.Hus To investigate any effect on the coast.
The owner said he had no idea his vehicle had a viral sensation on social media, and the audience took selfies near the site until the government showed up at his house and alerted that his vehicle had been found.
Until then, his cousin is said to have turned away from him: “He has stayed away from me for an hour or two because he did not know what to say.And then the police came to the house. And they said, “Hey, we found out your Jeep on the beach.”Then I called him, talked to him and told me exactly what had happened.”
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To the deep disappointment of the owner, “it will eventually be totalized”.
The Jeep gave the impression of having a damaged window and a bumper before breaking after being taken off the beach, according to a video broadcast through the police department.
Travis Fedschun of Fox News contributed to the report.